Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Down in +he basemenl' of +he Moench building are enlrenched 'lwo rival camps-lhe physics laboralory and lhe chemislry laboralory. To mos'r sludenls and visilors +he chem lab needs no furlher in'l'ro- ducrion Jrhan rhar of odor. Nose fickling gases seeping 'ro ihe upper floors convince Weberiles +ha+ good liirle laboraiories should be seen and seen only . . . Concocring hydrogen sulfide seems +o be a favorile pasiime. The chemisr coal' of arms is a +es+ 'rube and rhe badge of honor a somewhal' slained rubber apron. ln l'he opposile slronghold amid levers, wheels, and inclined planes, physics ianalics defrly balance 'rhe le'Hers of 'rhe alphabei' in s+aggering equalions . . . A 'rransverse wave is rhe coal of arms, a knowing look, 'rhe hallmark. Chemis+ry and physics have one rhing in common: sludy is a requirement Freshmen and sophomores alike succumb +o +he rain of assignmenls and experi- menrs shoi' from +he crossbows of phyical sciences. Top 'ro boHom: Fascinaied physics s+uden'rs view maihe- marical perfecfionp Chemis+ry, firsi love of aspiring docrorsg Found-a Freshman who sfudies.

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Marian dedicafes Weber 'Io 'I'he war efforf. The A.M.S. Whisker Frolic, I'he May Day dance, an A.W.S. Formal, along wifh club and sfudenf body dances, furnished gay social confacfs and I'hriIIs never f-oabeifprgoffrekn riouiac? s su-cf -as 'Ihe A.W.S. Mofhersllea, 'c pro s, and W Day fillediiiffhe spwg fgf lgg 'f ugd ouflefs in baslcef baI eb .I mal q'I'epnnlKs.,? ,SET 0 IIIOSG WIIO ' A 1 ivy, I , we ine gf' years fo come Q , IQ-Nami-,-I-,2:g,g1i' . ' Ioolceilirafhl Q, 'rhe war, hafe, X' ,f - -'.l':ii.Q'273541f.'IEf:'fQ QI3IfI5I2 I' 'T ' - Q over fhe world, upp er fhe even Tempo . . . .T . . of fhelr lives. Shlll meraerimlasfllaiidgghfening of purpose and a feeling of increased serviceabilify. The defer- minafion Io ignore I'he less hearfening facfors of fhe world fosfered a head long rush for spring acfivifies, which flourished and bloomed radianfly . . . Herein lies parf of fhe sophomore class s'I'ory. The resf can be found only in 'rhe innumerable happenings which permeafe everyfhing from Monday's 8 o'cIocIcs fo Friday's games and dances, including fhe mosf insignificanf locker sessions. EMMETT LARRY ROBERT PAUL NED ALICE WIGGINS WILCOX WILLIAMS WONG WOODFIELD WOODS CATHERINE GEORGE CHLOE WILLIE GEORGE WOOLLEY WRIGHT YATES THOMAS FUGII

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Ed and fhe girls. Now in fime fo fhe music. Kid s Lif class wifh class produced books. And nof a genius in fhe lof. The one-room eighf-grade school of pioneer days is a far cry from fhe specialized laborafories of fhe modern college. Weber home economics sfudenfs 'rake delighf in fhe clean shining kifchens equipped wifh fhe lafesf household devices. Preparing daily cafeferia menus or special banquefs is as simple as a cooking class assignmenf. Even fhe dishwasher enioys herself. Sewing rooms please fhe designer wifh large flaf fable fops for cuffing, elecfric irons and boards for pressing, and quick sewing machines fo finish any seam. Each fypisf has a fypewrifer for individual classroom pracfice. The records used fo accenf rhyfhm would move fhe hearf of any rug cuffer. Office machines wifh puzzling levers and keyboards offer pracfical experience fo fufure accounfanfs. 25